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How can an individual investor become involved in an IPO. Please describe in detail...? |
I've been looking for this answer all over and can't seem to find it. By becoming involved, I asssume you mean buying the shares of the IPO. If you want to be involved in the listing processs, you either have to be a banker, accountant or lawyer. What about the SEC? You forgot the SEC man. The exchanges are not the main hurdle, it's the SEC. Report It you would need to have an active account at a brokerage firm that deals with IPO's on a regular basis. only the favorite customers will have a shot at a hot IPO, and your allocation will most likely be small. the institutional investors and friends of the company and brokers get a substantial position which they can trade out of at a profit. they are called "strong hands". Conventional wisdom is don't buy the IPO. It virtually always will drop in the next 6 months. Buy at a later time. Just buy the shares at the open the day it starts trading. |
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